The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-09-22
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2L.-A circular OF G
deep red anarchistic tendency is be-
ing circulated in Chicago. 1t is
headed, "to the workIngmen of the
United States of North America,
and denounces the action of the su:
preme court in upholding the decis-
ion of the lower court in the anarch-
list case. The circular refers to Capt
Bonfeld as the notorious police ban
dit and villifies Judge Gary without
stint 1t is signed, "the federation OF
trades unions" and was printed in
New York.
Police captain O'Donnell tele-
graphed this afternoon all over the
city: "Have any and all persons
found distributing these circulars ar
rested"
LIQUIDATING TIE DEBT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81. - Acting
secretary Thompson this afternoon
accepted S1,065,300 bonds offered.
The prices paid range from 107.90 to
| 10S1s. After other bids had been
opened, a delayed proposal to sell
half million bonds at 108A received
from Harvey Fisk & Sons, OF New
York. The bid was admitted, in
creasing the total Offering to Sl,370,-
800.
SWINGING ROUND THE CIRCLE.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept. 2L-A SEN
sation has been caused in political
circles by the appearance OF Rev. j.
A. Copeland at a union labor club
meeting last night. He avowed him
self for the George movement.
Copeland has been one of the leading
prohibitionists OF this state and was
the candidate OF that party for con-
gresham.
EyTCTED AND ELECTED.
DUBLIN, Sept. a2L-Kilbride, who
accompanied VIM. O'Brien to Canada,
was to-day elected without opposi-
ton to represent south Kerry in the
house OF commons. Kilbride is one
Of the marquis of Lansdowne's prin-
cipal tenants paying $500 per an
mum for farm valued by the gov
ernment appraisers at S2,l00. The
men who executed the eviction order
broke into Kilbride's house through
the doors and windows and threw
the furniture out.
WILL HAVE RECEPTION.
PORTLAND, Sept. Ex-senator LIE.
land Stanford and party will arrive
here Saturday from Victoria and
Puget sound and will be rendered a
grand reception under the auspices
Of the Portland board OF trade.
TROUBLE BREWING N MANITOBA.
OTTAWA, Ont. Sept. 2l.-Affairs in
Manitoba over the interference of the
Dominion government with provin-
cial rights in disallowing the charter
OF the Red River Valley railroad
granted by the local government are
daily assuming a more serious out
look, and the Dominion government
has ordered the militia stationed at
Winnipeg to hold themselves in read
mess to suppress any trouble. A
Winnipeg dispatch states that the
feeling on railway matters has been
thoroughly aroused again by the ac-
ton OF the federal government in ap-
plying for an injunction to restrain
the Red River Valley road from fur
ther trespassing on number OF lots
owned by the government. One Of
the provincial ministers admitted
that this was the most serious diff
Guilty the province had yet encoun-
tered.
Sir John Macdonald. premier OF
the Dominion, says positively that he
will enforce the veto power vested in
him, while Norquay, premier OF Man
itoba, says he will not give in and
will fight for his rights to the bitter
end. The affair is creating consider
able excitement here, especially
among the troops, who anticipate a
call to arms to suppress another
northwest rebellion. In the event OF
any trouble premier Norquay, who is
half-breed, would have at his back
both the half breeds and Indians who
took part in the rebellion OF 1886.
PARpoNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Sept. 2L-The
president has pardoned Thomas Il.
Knight, John A. Brooks and Henry
Patz, convicted of manslaghter in
the western district of Arkansas and
sentenced to Imprisonment. They
were Indian police and killed man
while attempting to arrest him. In
his Endorsement upon the application
the president says: at Is with much
hesitation that 1 have determined to
release these convicts from the con-
sequence of their somewhat rash act.
But / am satisfied that rsshness in.
stead of malice or criminal intent
characterized the homicide, and ]
am very much influenced in in my
action by considering the effect
which might follow the punishment
of an officer under legal authority
IN the somewhat lawless surround.
ings OF the Indian territory"
IQUARANTINE AGAINST NOVA SCOTIA.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. 2L-The
acting secretary has informed the
commissioner of agriculture that re.
ports from the United States consul